Get Involved

You can help inform policymakers, activists, students and the rest of the U.S. public about
Washington's policies in Colombia by contacting these groups who are actively involved in various
issues relating to the Colombian conflict, the drug war, the war on terror and U.S. foreign policy.

Colombia Support Network -- An NGO working to improve the human rights situation in Colombia and build solidarity between the peoples of North America and Colombia.

Witness for Peace -- An organization supporting peace and justice in Colombia by changing U.S. policies that contribute to poverty and oppression.

Peace Brigades International -- Provides observer teams protect human rights defenders who suffer repression due to their non-violent work in Colombia.

North Shore Colombia Solidarity Committee -- An organization focusing attention on the fact that a portion of the electricity generated by Salem Harbor Power Plant comes from a coal mine in northern Colombia that is displacing communities surrounding the mine.

Atlantic Regional Solidarity Network (ARSN) -- ARSN works to maintain a dialogue between groups in Atlantic Canada who work in solidarity with the people of Latin America and the Caribbean.

Solidaridad Colombia -- A community of western Massachusetts residents dedicated to supporting peace efforts in Colombia and solidarity actions across the United States.

School of the Americas Watch -- SOAW is working to close the U.S. Army's School of the Americas where Colombian soldiers receive training. Many SOA graduates have been accused of human rights abuses in Colombia.

Peoples' Global Action (Multilingual) -- An organization coordinating the global struggles against corporate domination, including a campaign against Plan Colombia.

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